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PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE. Receiver, GEoRGE aogIEll~ Register, W M N NELLY.
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IT & OFFICERS

.. S. Marshal w; K MEADE. q. s. Deputy Marshal, H. D. UNDERWOOD.
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Lot 2--f60 Acres.

A6 ioini'sg the above; has house ef two rooIns; plenty of water; ditch runa through the place; property owns onathird of the ditch; terms third each. balance l aud 2 years time; price, S2,0oa.
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TUCSON LAND OF1CE. Receiver, FRED. w SNlrh' Ro gister, V. h. DAiLEl.
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Al

16o Acres, ali Coed Farming Land, United States patent; will grow gil kinds of cereals, fruits and Alilfa water ditch throtlsl. the place; al can bs 5vrsssst.sl; s- the ditch belongs to tis property; viii be sold low-oae third c;sh. balance 1 and years time st l per eeut interest.
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SUPREME COURT.

c,t., r,...;ca JOHN c. SHIELDS.
 Nni"' w. w. PORTER. Associate Justices H. BARN Es.
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NIL REVENUE OFFICERS. Collector Tucson, " Il. BRISTOL Dept. Collector, Prescott, J. D. HuGHEf
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DISTRICT COUNTS.

r.s.o .t Judicial Dist. H. BARNES. | yuase 2d Judicial Dist, WIILIAM PoRrER' JHdge 3d Judicial Dist, JOHN C. SHIELDS
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: To Delinquent Subscribers.

In order to save the tcsatia aad expense of alaAieg collecting, ts.sr v-d send the above iat of bonks r.'Inp peH4 ta &! ,:.bscri bels ene yesI cT mere in ;ssrears w.i5 s-i.i ray up
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CUSTOM OFFICERS. Dept. Collector, Tucson. w. 5. OVRY.
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Laur2nsville Female College

Az ro,o,t
Trustcos of mi, I,.,n,n.. ,, w.,
ers omplovcd hv pr,r w NJ Nar,
namely N:ssos N,,.h,u Do..a c..
| oil. Marie ,nd pu.,.;, ,,c.
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and oy~or,thi,, ..u '
Tn ,b, n,,,tnr ,r;,a;In
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charge whore n,,r,r h,. o,n m.,;I
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rho no,rd l;roo,oa ,,,, ,,,
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ana inspcctiur fn, ttom..Ivo. ,no NO.
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eratiou. mi. w,ytho nn,., ,.;u I..a,
ltSr L fDIl y in Iprn,nl nS n, thn ,n,l,.,
of the affairs of tbo ;nsti,utior ,,d
maintain that viriI,ut o,crsiyht o,c. Il,
which il NECESSARY IN lion, nvo,vth;,u
IN rood work inro rdor AMI loon n,,ir
i'm fun sympntby with II Tbis;s, w,.o
and propur stem i~uus,nuch 81 yr,,t ro.-
possibility rests ON ,hcr, IN GOO 10 II,
that the best cancellations of n,t,ou.
arc Fulfilled by those i'm ch,r,n EoI-
~stitutiyn can flourish unless II 10
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LOCALS.

Paints and Oils of every kind at
VII. Doyd's.
The friends oi Mr. Scott Knight, can
find him AT the store of
j. n. James.
Coming:
The finest nicklo cigar In town, can
soon be found ut store of
j. III. James.
For Sugar and Coffee, Canned Goods,
call on j. ii. james
Just rccicvcd II big lot Of cakes, crack
ers and candies ut
j. III. Jnnnos.
Special attention il called to a bcauti-
full lot Of ~ acres on tho "Brooklyh
side" This lot will bc sold cheap for
cash 1t is partially improved and has
superior advantages. For particulars
sec
j. NJ. HAMPTON,
Manager.
Electro Shears, Sissors aud Rasors,
all warranted by w. ]" lloyd.
Hardware store OF w. T." Boyd.
4 fresh ARRIVAL OF Bacon, Flour and
Lard at y III James
just rockwell, a ear load Log Cabin
and "Onc Fur" Soap Emporium OF
j.. III. James.
Lo~ng-handic Brooms at 10 cents at w
+" Boyd's.
Table and Pocket Cutlery Mt
w. H. Boyds.
Attention
owners OF tin roofs SHOULD SEQ sam
nlcs of roof paint at w. T.. Boyd'S.
Choice, Cream Cheese at
u. II. James.
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Clothing Emporium.

! AN now prepared To meet Your de-
m'tn'S ,oI ~ Hnh N'l'hr '"'Il,T: ]
u'N' u ''N. H''''t''' N'''N 'l cl"t IIi't
,"i "iv',i N"I.i'S nv ""AS' 'hl' Won can
n,'n III ''" Ky ~ '',''+ ! !" correct
~ ~ ~: h''N' "i' ''ni'n, hhi HINp per
i''i III ~ "hH WI i'pi" 'h"lr shape a.
no,E AZ ~ a. ',.r' t"H,N. ms SI"cN
,,ilr;, W 'N"rN Nv '"i'Mh suns IN
'N"''L.i'' ~ 'n,H Hhu S'Ik MIXTURE
~, i'-'u"tH w ,t'",. w mp I"l'i'
1ts in MIX AID Cm,inwayss ""'P'' "'NF
- - 20 ~ - ",'N'NH >,
'''H '',,N y. iH'S'nI "''''II'i Ahu
~ u ~ nl"H' '',I"ll'''' ah" ~l'rIrrl
m.r,mE ~ ,nHn 49, Mm,I.I"'" an" '"rN'
iIniI Dress iSmits VIII n,.r.o .,i
,.,' I'fnT Iimn'n nf ,hns Nr r"ntS nn"
ON hand, ana | guarantee Il perfect tit in
every instance.
\ inlI lins of Gents furnishing Goods
OF every description, under wear, Gloves
Halt-hoSc, Collars and tuilS etc. \ beau
.jinl line II Neck Wear of all cOlurS and
STYLES.
In tho Hat stock YOU will find I'LL TN"
leading STYLES. The III MAP SILK and
Stiirhars also the BOSTON Self conform
ing StiM llat.thcSc makes | ann sole
Agent for, and can only br had at the
Emporium. besides these other max.
90 of bats in Il great variety of STYLES.
SILK, CASHMERE, sun ana soft hats in all
grades and prices. ThiS * the largest
stock OF hats | have ever had, the pleas
urc OF showing To my patrons.
BOvS clothing stock is very attractive.
at this time, the assortment Is beautiful.
knee pants Snits from 1 to Is Years. ana
long ant uits from II to Is years, Qunl-
tiles arc good, and prices arc low.
Gents Fine Shoes in all the leading
STYLES and makes, among them voI wiI
find the Celebrated Bannistcr Shoe in
Congress; laSG and button, Non will 500
nc "n"c Tor men ut %5Im and
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Let the Orphans IIavea Thanks
giving.

There arc three cottages full of
them at the Thornwell Orphan2ge,
Clinton S. G. South Carolina, Gcor-
gia, and all the neighboring States,
and even Massachusetts and Tex.
as, have representatives among
these fatherlcss ones.
They are cared for by those who
have hearts, and whose substance
is held as a store whence to glurify
God and bless the needy.
Have you anything to be thank
full for this year? Show it by your
remembrance Of those who ARE des-
titute Of parental love and OF this
worlds goods.
Let Christian people, when they
meet together on the appointed
Thanksgiving day, place this
among the causes that their thank
offerings shall bless.
Provisions, clothing, money, box
os of such things, now ut the com
ing Christmas-tide, should go to
help these orphans.
Send to Thornweli Orphanagc,
or its president Rev. VIM. p. ia
cobs, Clinton, 8. G.
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THE FARMERS ASSEMBLE,
a successful Meeting of the County Con-
Vention In the Court House on satur-
aay-DeleSates Elected n Resolutions
Passed.

TN Saturday, Nov. 18th, in obedience
tptho call of Clpt. Tillman, the County
Convention assembled. Cant.
u W. Shell, Chairman, addressed the
h'cctihg ut length on the evils, real and
imaginary, which he supposed to be the
cause of untold troubles. Many points
In his address were well taken and given
with force.
Tho old officers were reelected an |
resolutions as follows adopted:
LIST. That we, tho farmers of Laurcns,
heartily endorse the efforts of Capt. Till
man, ana pledge him u support and in
iluchc" IN exposing and dcnounciny OK
traNagancc in the administration of tho
affairs OF the State, We favor a separate
Agricultural college with one experiment.
tai station attached thereto, and ask o,,r
hlel'lhcrS To the General Assembly to use
ail reasonable efforts to pass a bill to that
chcrt. We are opposed to tho Board of
Agriculture as ut present organized, and
urge our members to work for its rcor-
g~nnization upon the conditions demand
ct by the Farmers Convention.
The following, offered by Delegate J.
ID. NJ. Shaw, was carried:
R"Sr'r'i LIST, That we, the farmers Of
i.lur"nS County, in convention ASSEM-
hi"d, rccogniZingthc unfair and inCuuita.
pic proportion of taxes already paid bv
us, and tn" further effort to increase the
NLin". d" most Solcmnly protest and de-
houncc the attempt made by our State
authorities to levy, tribute and collect
taxes on our products for home consume
tIril and cotton held with II view to oh
'alh more rcmuncrativc prices. Il large
part "i which * covered by Indebtedness
.I't spent before sold.
R"Sp'rcd 2d. We urgc upon our repre-
S"ntativcS to the General Assembly To
US" their best efforts and influence to re-
llcNc MS of the unjust NJ unfair meth
DDS of oppression.
MI Donaldson was endorsed Groom
missioner of Agriculture with some divi-
sion.
The following delegates worc elected to
the state Convention: G. w. Shell, J.. A..
Jones, j. II. Shell, JAS. :. Blaiock.
AltcrnatcS j. NJ. IIudgcnS, w. u.
Cocker, G. Lark, j. II. Atkinson, J.. Wade
Anderson.
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Time, of AmabIiIty.

Fomalc Suffrage Agent called to SEQ IL I
could not induce you to join our suffrage as
ISOLATION, Mrs. Politician.
Mrs. Politician-Indccd l vil. / wan OPP
posed to tho whole business until / happened
TO attend n mass meeting last evening cHd
now 1 want q vote Just as quick rs tho lcy
will lot mo.
eyes, / saw you there with your husband,
Ho seems TO be veiY popular. But nothing
was said at that meeting about woman's suf-
fragc. What changed you so suddcnlyF
cit Just occurred TO mo that u l had n vote
my husband would DO polite TO mo during
every campaign. r-Opaha World.
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v ATERL.OO.
Ii Co:ton Rise,Brinss Joy to Merchants
and Farmers Zero cious Dogs. A Skating
Rink and Many other New Items.

Owing to the rise in cottoa in
the last few days, trade has been
on quite Il boom, which makes our
merchants more cheerful, and
greet one with Il cheerful smile.
Last Thursday being the heaviest
receipts even known in this mar
kct, being one hundred and thirty
five bales, ranging i'm prices from
IS TO 9 CD.
Miss Maggie MurchcrSon, OF CO.
ronaca, is visiting Miss Lizzie An
dcr>on, of this town.
Miss Jane Hagen and mother Of
Due West, + spending some time
with relatives and friends near
here.
Died on October the Goth Old
Jess one of the relics of the late
Jack Grifiin'S estatc-Old jess has
been of the faithful, serving
hia master faithfully, up to about
one year ago when he was given
his MISUNDERSTANDING at the advanced
ag" of eighty years.
Mr. a. T., Nance, is having 4 well
bored on his place by Mr. Calhoun
of Greenwood, and has also had
his house neatly painted which
adds very much to the appcaran-
ccS ofhis place.
Mr. l.. Fl. T.. Fuller, Of High Point
has moved in the house formely
oc cupicd by Mr. T.. G. Simkins.
DR. l.. NJ. Henderson, will COM
mcncc work on his new dwelling
in a few days.
Mr. Conway Elliott, Of Laurcna.
occupies the residence of Mr. j. W.
henderson.
Not long since n little boy an
adopted son Of Mr. John Spoon Of
Tip Top, while going to the pasture
for the COWS, lac happened 10 90 II
rabbit and ut once commence to
call some dogs not far off. They
started in the direction Of the rab-
bit, but suddenly turned and max
ing for tho little fellow, began Bit
ing him He screamed for help,
and ran to n fence not far off, and
climcd upon it, but to no avail as
the dogs would jump upon it and
continued to bite until the little
fellow seeing that he would have
to do some thing ran to n house
not far off, where he finally got out
Of the way,
Mr. w. j.. Lindsey, will open out
n first class work shop, whore he
will he prepared to do all kinds Of
work. All those who has work to
do will do well to give him a trial
rs Nr Lindsey Is a first class work
man.
DIR w. n. Harris, Joe Pearco. Mr.
and Mrs Written, attend the Char
lesion fair last week and report
a good time.
Miss Gussic Henderson. who has
been visiting relatives at Maddens,
for some time has returned home.
We we're pleased to see our
friend Mr. Sam Davenport, I'm town
not long since while on his way to
Grecnvillc on business.
Skating Rink has opened out at
last, no broken limbs yet but con-
siderable complaining OF soreness.
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a Queer verdict.

a Queer verdict.
A man was tried for breach of contract
before a Trial Justice and n jury in this
County a fow days ago. The evidence
against him camc from his former em-
ploycr, who testified that the mar had
loft his work. The testimony for tho de-
femse came from the defendant, who sad
that his employer had no work for him
and advised him to work for another
man. The jury heard the evidence OF
zach, and refused to hear the instruction
of tho Court, but proceeded to render the
following verdict: "Wc say that \ u
work for u until u Is satisfied" Tho
question 10. when will All" he satisfied?
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4 Mexican Joke.
Life.

Don AtcnoGcncs complains bitterly of the
conduct ut his son. He relates AT length to
al old friend all the young mans cscavalcs.
"lou should speak to him with iirmmcSs to
call Him t. lis duty" says Tho f::cnd.
"iut lie pays not the least attention to
what | say. lie listens only to the advice OF
fools. | wish you would talk to him."-Mcx-
lean Fun.
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Deaths.
ON Friday last, an infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Nisnnska. Aged Is
months. The body was inferred in col
nIuhia.
Mrs. Phoebe Farley, mother of Mrs.
Mary +. Todd, and widow OF the lat"
VIM X Farley, Esl of this place, died on
Saturday last at her home In Spartan
burg. She was buried here in the Gene
terry on Monday.
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A Drummer Goes Wrong.

a local i'm the Register tells OF inc
crooked ways Of II once clever II popu-
lar salesman Of ThuEbcr, Wyland ~ Co.
II seems that he has used his friends &"
obtain funds in the name of his house
without authority, and several dollars
short are his friends to-day. Thc Colun'-
Ina firms were pulled for 500 each nnd
one Mt Nowberry and G%rocnvillc for SIM
lar amounts. At this place two OF II
firms mourn tho loss of two of the bright
ost, newest and host hundred dollar biiis
that this unbriGlcd young man over car
ricd. His name is s.. III. Cathcnrt, n
we learn from late dispatches that he has
ltaen arrested in Chattanooga,
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The Advertiser.
Jo l..

''' 10 S''' "'ttiltl SoWllI U111l.
cotton went II jumping last week, but
alas! too late for much gooi to farmers.
MIR. Aud, son of Rev. +. Aud, oc
Greenwood, is clerking for Traynham &
Dial.
Dr. Thomas Mccoy attended the SIR
riving Surgeons Meeting in Columbia
last week.
w. L. Miner has again opened the
East CAN'T High School, this time for an
eight months term.
Miss Carrie Boyd, the beautiful and ac-
""mplishcd daughter of Rev. J. NJ. Bovd,
was in the city Yesterday.
"A largo number Of persons from this
place and other portions of the County
attended the State Fair last week.
Owing to business engagements Mr..
hnSo had to turn THE ADVERTISER
back into the hands of the editor this
week.
Mr.. John j. Mrt;owan ana -. w.
Wright represented I.nurcns Coui 81 "a
the Old Farmers Convention" in .ol
unbia during the Fair.
The readers of TUE ADVERTISER hnvc
never had n more comprehensive, accu-
rate and interesting account of the State
Fair than can DC found i'm this issue.
Life Insurance Agents have been nu-
mcrous in town for the past few w,c%s.
and some report business booming. one
Agent insured seventeen men in seven
teen days.
Last week has been as, ,aN. eek" Will
THE ADVERTISER. Tho munibc of now
subscribers who came in to have their
names put on the list makes us look
about for that now press.
We are authorized to announce that
in consequence OF religious services
last week and several nights this week
the entertainment at the Fcmnlr College
has been postponed until Friday. 18th
inst.
THE ADVERTISER will, in Il few weeks.
he printed from n magniticcnt cvl"ndar
press. y letter from III" manufacturers
states that the delay is occasioncd by the
numerous orders ahead, and ms soon ms
possible the machinery will he shipped.
N''"'"'hE 10 CUSTOM irhNIhhm ~
'H"I' representative of tn" Wril-kn"Wn
scot house of ~. lnndr"th. committed
the last wears crop Of seed left over To
81. u,,, c., r,, 49,, r..
a., ,,. ,.., 49,.
,;,,,
Prof. Frank Evans. has lobnrcd lpn-
and faithfully to build M the Male
Ac?drmv. and he has s,rc"ci"d. Tho F,
school is healthy md prosperous. Prof.
e.. ninia.;,, in, ,ho anI,o, 49, ~.
.,a Ca, ,o,, , .
\ little clearing up and clearing away
Of lead trees and rubbish from the sub.
lie square has given orr town Il fresh and
altered appearance. If our CommiSsion-
crS would catch the fever and paint that
fine and imposing old building, the
Court House even tho natives would
scarcely recognize tho town.
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In the Tolls.
The following prisoners have hccn con
fined in the County Jail since last report:
John Pitts, grand larceny. Pcd"n N"'
man, same offence.
Harrison Hunter, retailing liquor with
u license. Out on bail.
Lou Brown, infanticii".
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What IL Costs.

What IL Costs.
To sho directly the cost of the Trial
J'iStic" system to the people of LaurcnS
county, We give Il statement Of each
Trial JuStic s c"oun against the Cuun-
tY from Nov. LIST, 1856, to NOV. LIST. lSS1.
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The amount paid to tonStnblcS is oven
larger than this, all of which is offered is
iniormatiOr.
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Probate judges Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH C.\ROLIN.N,

IN PROBATE CUURr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-09-14

ers of orchard or garden land in small
tract wall be permitted to purchase
not TO exceed five lots in the town site
plats. In this way il is desi gned to
establish populous and thriving
communities, VIII, Sc growth and pros
perity shall be based upon small hold
lngs OF very fertile and highly profitable
lands. Ten acres OF this fertile land
lying under climatic conditions SO ia
voraUle 10 orchard and garden culture
may be made "a profitable and re-
spOns. We 10 intelligent industry 100
or a2e acres of land devoted - the
growth OF cereals. The very early ma
turity OF fru Is and vegetables already
alluded to Will secure IT, the culIiNaLOr
the highest market pri e, vale he
ROAD To be constru, ted be; under the
management and control of the owners
of the land 10 be offered, Will aff Jrd
every ftcili for The 5 ipmenL of
fruits and vegetables, and in every re-
spect p omote the success of these
enterprises.
Geographically, Capay Valley lies
Immediately west oftne beautiful and
thriving Guy of Woodland, the County
we aud SOU east, h. ing length
of twenty six miles and an IL verase
width of three miles. Ca he creek is a
very considerable stream ofwdlei. even
at its lowest stages, and eNerr piece of
land Hered is either inter sected or
washed upon one OF its boundaries by
this stream of clear, pure "a alter. Gar
dens and orchards may be brought TO
1rrlgaLIoD. The annual rainfall is
abundant for al horticultu n pur-
poses, but should Irrigation be desired
for the purpose of producing more than
one crop of vegetables in a single season,
or for the purpose of producing peren-
NAL crops, abundant water facilities
are at hand for that purpose
The line of the W oodland, CapAy and
Clear Lake Railroad Company is ing
graded from Madison, the present ter
minus ofthe Vaca Valley and Clear
Lake Railroad, westward through the
valley, and the road viii be equipped
and in running order at an early day
through its entire length. IL Is the
eSign to offer these Ian Is at rates and
upon erms OF payment which VII
afford the highest encouragement 70
their actual ccupation by large and
in ustrious class of people. surveys
for town sites and subdivisions OF
these large trac of lands are In progress
and maps of such surveys are in pre-
paration wing TO the large number
of inquiries concerning the intention OF
the Capay Valley Land Company regar-
ding these lands. these preliminary
announcements has been deemed neces-
Sary.
For further particulars and for ma q
and descriptive circulars, or for inn
mediate information, inquiry is direc-
ted TO VIM. Ii MILLS, Land Agent
Central Pacific Railroad Company. cor
ner Fourth and Townsend streets, San
Francisco.
TIMOTHY HOPKINS President,
F. :. DOUTY, Secretary.
Capay Valley Land company.
San Francisco, Sept. !, 1887.
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cal Debility, Seminal Weakness
Sprematorrhse, PrOstatOrrhae. Emissions
lmpotency, Exhausted Vitality Premature De-
cline and Lse~S OF MANHOOD, in
aIl ats conn s,licatiOns. aEan from
Whatever cause prssstueed 1t en-
riches and purities the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproduc-
tive Organs and PHYSICAL and Mental Faculties
1t stops all unnatural and debiIitating drain
upon tn system, preventing involuntary losses,
facilitating dreams, seminal losses with the
urine, etc, destructive to mind and body,
1t is sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. 1t contains no
injurious ingredients. To those sufypr.
iux frssIn she evil effects of youth
fIzl fndiscreLiOn or e excess speedy
thorough and p-rm 8n-na ca RE
Is CsiIAkS ANEErD. Price, 81 SO Del
bottle five bottles in case, with full direc-
tions. and advice, $40 Sent secure from vu-
servation TO any address upon the receipt of
price, or O. o. ID. To be had only of
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For sale everywhere Price CUrIcUIA
the great skin Cure. soc. CUTIcURA Soar
an exquisite Skin Beautifier, CSC. Cur
cURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier
81.
Potter. Drug, & Chemical Co.
Boston.
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THE POET POWERS

a feeling of gratitude impels rue to
the great merits of your
CUTIcURA, and / cordially recommend it
to the public as very valuable remedy.
II. N POWERS. BRIDaEPoRT, CoNN
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

SufRcien o show its merit, will be sent to
anyone lying by letter, stating his symp-
toms and age. Communication strictly conf
Dental ais
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